Lagos has officially become the epicenter of the continent's digital future. Today, January 30, 2026, the Tech Revolution Africa 2.0 conference kicked off at the Landmark Event Centre under the theme "The Big Bold Step." Co-founded by Glory Olamigoke and David Ogebe, this two-day summit has transitioned from a "talking shop" to a "working room," bringing together over 5,000 attendees and 150 global companies to solve the most pressing challenges in the African tech ecosystem. The event is headline-sponsored by MTN Nigeria and supported by industrial giants like Huawei and Bluechip Technologies, signaling a unified front between telecommunications and the burgeoning startup scene. The first day's agenda is laser-focused on moving beyond high-level theory to practical execution in Artificial Intelligence, Smart Cities, and Digital Infrastructure. Key sessions today feature influential voices like Iyin Aboyeji of Future Africa and Musty Mustapha of Kuda, alongside high-level government r...